The Alvin Galloway Show

The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com.

The FIRST-HALF of TAGS, my guest is Avery Xola, Citizens Clean Elections Commission voter education manager.

Join our conversation as we discuss the Citizens Clean Elections Commission’s responsibilities and Xola’s work.

Xola is responsible for educating the citizens of Arizona on the electoral process. He graduated with a Political Science degree from Arizona State University in 2018 while interning at The Secretary of States’ Office under Secretary Michele Reagan. In 2021, Xola graduated with a master's degree in Public Administration from The Watts College of Public Service & Community Solutions. He also has a background in campaign management, is a published writer, and is an Air Force Veteran.

The SECOND-HALF of TAGS is commentary on current events, politics, society and more.

Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com.

#thealvingallowayshow #TAGS #KRDP #CitizensCleanElectionCommission #AveryXola #VoterEducation #Voting #Elections #currentevents 

The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com.

This segment of TAGS is titled: "Scapegoating Older Adults --
Ageism Rears its Ugly Head! Where are the Gray Panthers When We Need Them?," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.

Everyday ageism - stereotyping or discriminating against people because of their age - looms large for people as young as 50. 93 percent of older adults say they have faced some form of age discrimination, reports the AARP News headlines question whether President Biden is too old to run for a second term, and the mental health of Sen. Diane Feinstein. Women disproportionately suffer from age-related bias, especially at the workplace. Moreover, ageism has harmful healthcare impacts. Speakers this week will discuss age-related bias, and its physical and mental impacts on older adults.

Panelist include: Dr. Julie Allen, Adjunct Faculty Associate, Research Center for Group Dynamics, Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. Dr. Allen was the lead researcher on the recent JAMA paper: "Experiences of Everyday Ageism and the Health of Older US Adults." She will discuss the healthcare implications of ageism; Dr. Louise Aronson, geriatrician, and professor of medicine at UC San Francisco. She was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for her book "Elderhood: Redefining Aging, Transforming Medicine, and Reimagining Life." Dr. Aronson will discuss the disproportionate impact of ageism on women; Paul Kleyman, national coordinator at Journalists Network on Generations, and editor of Generation Beats Online. Mr. Kleyman will discuss the impact of ageism in politics.

Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com.

#TheAlvinGallowayShow #TAGS #KRDP #EthnicMediaServices #AGEISM #SENIORIGHTS #DIVERSITY #Agediscrimination 

Join us on The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com.

This segment of TAGS the subject is: "From Inflation to Recession-What Are the Signs, How Do We Prepare, and Why is This Happening?", through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.

More and more economists are predicting we are heading into a recession. Experts discuss how and why inflation can turn into a recession, what people can do to prepare for it, how strong the safety net is and why is this happening at a time when corporations report record margins of profit.

Panelists include Chad Stone, Chief Economist, Center for Budget and Policy Priorities; Alix Gould-Werth, Director of Economic Family Security Policy, Washington Center for Equitable Growth; Dr. Rakeen Mabud, Chief Economist and Managing Dir. of Policy and Research, Groundwork Collaborative.

Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com.

#thealvingallowayshow #TAGS #KRDP #Inflation #Recession #economicnews #EthnicMediaServices 

Join us, The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com.

Join us TODAY on The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com. 

This segment of TAGS, is titled, "What's More American than Apple Pie? Ethnic Food More Popular Than Ever in our Polarized Society,"  through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services. It features Phoenix's own Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza.

Few things are more universally accepted as food, no matter where it comes from. Every ethnic group in the United States and every immigrant community or region that settles in this country brings a taste of home and, at the same time, is influenced by the ingredients and traditions already here. This briefing examines the growing influence of food created by ethnic and immigrant communities and what the meaning of "authentic" food is.

This briefing is co organized by Feet in 2 Worlds, producers of the award-winning podcasts A Better Life? and Food in Two Worlds.

Panelist include: Quincy Surasmith, Managing Editor, Feet in 2 Worlds and producer of A Better Life? podcast, season 2. He is also the host and producer of Asian Americana; Kayla Stewart, award-winning food and travel writer. She is a columnist at The Bittman Project, and her work has been featured in The New York Times, Southern Foodways Alliance, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, Condé Nast Traveler, Bon Appétit, Travel + Leisure and others; Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza, raised in the back of a Mexican bakery in Central California. Her love of food comes from a long line of bakers and cooks. Her company “Barrio empire” has restaurants in Phoenix, Arizona and she is active in her local community. 

John Rudolph, executive producer, Food in 2 Worlds, a project of Feet in 2 Worlds, provides closing commentary. 

Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com.

#thealvingallowayshow #TAGS #KRDP  #IMMIGRANTFOODS #ETHNICFOOD  #EthnicMediaServices #authenticfood

The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com. 

This segment of TAGS is titled, "Why Latin America Matters to the U.S.," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services. For decades Latin America has been on the periphery of US foreign policy thinking, as if we could seal ourselves off from everything south of the border by building a wall. But the region is experiencing major transformations with repercussions for the entire American continent, from climate change and a growing wealth gap to the normalization of cartels and a leftward leaning political shift. Meanwhile, China, Iran and other players are deepening their strategic stakes in the region. As Biden hosts a summit of Latin American leaders (minus those of several key countries, including Mexico, Cuba, Honduras, Venezuela), speakers will assess what the U.S. stakes are in a changing Latin America. 

Speakers participating: Christine Folch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology/Environmental Science and Policy, Duke University, Ted Lewis, Co-Director, Global Exchange. Ariel Ruiz Soto, Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute and Manuel Ortiz Escámez, Photojournalist & Publisher, Peninsula 360. 

Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com. 

#thealvingallowayshow #TAGS #KRDP #LatinAmerica #RacialViolence #ClimateChange #EthnicMediaServices #Immigration #Migration